Permanency Clinician

The permanency clinician manages a caseload of youth (Ages 13-18) in congregate care lacking permanent family connections, focusing on assessment, team development, family engagement, and post-Permanency support coordination. This role also involves delivering therapeutic interventions and collaborating with program staff, dcf, and collaterals to solidify permanency plans.

A master’s degree in social work, mental health counseling, or a related field is required, and the candidate must be license-Eligible, with lmhc, lmft, or licsw preferred. Candidates should possess knowledge of human development, childhood trauma, permanency, and dcf regulations, along with flexibility for evening/Weekend work and required travel.